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The Smart Africa Village Development Consortium, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, has launched the construction of five state-of-the-art diagnostic centres in the Busoga sub-region, aimed at enhancing healthcare services and addressing the growing challenge of non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
Sight-related complications are increasing in Uganda’s West Nile region due to the lack of specialized eye care services. With no dedicated facility in the area, patients especially the elderly are forced to travel long distances for treatment, often leading to preventable vision loss. Local leaders and health workers are urging the government to establish a regional eye care center.
Erin Bates is recovering in the ICU after suffering a severe seizure following childbirth, with her husband Chad Paine sharing that progress has been slow but hopeful. The family remains separated during her treatment, relying on faith and community support through this difficult time.
Parents and communities in Kamuli have been urged to prioritize their children’s nutrition and feeding habits, avoid self-medication, and seek professional medical care to prevent neglect, especially for children with disabilities.
Nigeria has revised its mpox guidelines to improve early detection, treatment, and containment amid rising cases across the country. The updated protocols aim to strengthen clinical care, streamline referrals, and boost public awareness to curb transmission.
Ugandan Parliament Speaker Rebecca Kadaga has criticized the Ministry of Health for its lack of response to a cholera outbreak in Amuru District, highlighting concerns over public health management and urgent government action.
